i CITY NEWS Girl Wanted . At the Spa. Youth Travel Far Seeing President Wilson's re ception in Boston and soon after viewing the visiting the island of WELCH ELECTRIC CO., New location 379 State Street Anything Jn the line of electric ' fixtures. ; Will buy or trade all farmers produce, apples and eggs. The People's Cash Store Phono 453. IS 6-1 9 6 North. Commercial St. Quickly done. Phone 379 J WANTED Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools and, in fact, anything you have to sell. I buy for cash. Phone 510 or 511. W00DRY, The Auctioneer NOTICE If yon nave any junk or second j baud goods of any kind, see us first CAPITAL JUNK CO. 271 ChemekeU St. Phone S98 One thought guides us in .our conduct. " It la that all of our knowledge, . all of our dis cretion and all ; of onr courtesy must be em ployed upon every occasion. , 31 Does Not Ron, Crack or Come Off Preserves Shingles, Iron, Tin and all Prepared Asphalt Roofings Acid Proof. Made in Oregon. Sold direct to- the consumer. Prices reasonable. Quality ' . guaranteed CLEAVER MFC CO. , Portland, Oregon : Phone 7250 East Plumbing 1 With onr transportation facilities we are able to pay the highest cash price for EGGS DRESSED MEATS POULTRY WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. 171 South High Street Phone 1400 Trinidad are some of the experience high school student. Mr. Emmett H On hoard tha tt o V. ' f-ranieit IS - -" u, o. o. naming. Bpe5IaI ,prices for 8nort end and c,. "amnions.. W. S. Molt, M. I. Hm: 408 Bank of Commerce bidg. American Once; Would Re Again Born in America but later becom nSA f ?rltIsh citizen, Percy Greenlee Judd has applied to County Clerk Boyer or naturalization as a'citizen of the United States. He was born in Illinois but vnt tn ro . ' auauv iu iane up a homestead and at that time it became necessary for him to forswear allegiance to the United States. Receipts, Notes and All Blanks At Statesman Job office. Ye Barton does batter wm-v a make tested free. . Charging and re- pairing. Masonic temple, phone 1200. Sues to Quiet Title Suit to quiet title to 43.05 acres of land in Marion county was filed In circuit court yesterday by Marie Ing bretsen against E. B. Fletcher and Elizabeth Fletcher. ; W. O. W. Attention Ladies night. Open meeting next Friday night. April 18. Come and bring your friends. Entertainment. Standard Scale Rooks In duplicate. Statesman Job of fice. V - Girl Wanted At the Spa . , Passion "Week Service ' -: ' The First Congregational church is observing Passion week all Nthis week. Dr. W. C Kantner will speak at 8 o'clock this evening on "The Comforting Christ." Independence Guard Mustered In A company of Oregon national guard which has been formed at In dependence was mustered in last night. The regiment Is now, com plete, having 12 line companies and the headquarters, supply and ma chine gun companies. . W. O. W. Attention ; Ladies night. Open meeting next Friday night, April 18. Come and bring your friends. Entertainment. Wide Widths Sunfast Drapery. $2.75 .Value at $1 for all short lengths. -Hamilton's. i School to Hold Social - , A basket and ice cream social -will he held at the Auburn school house r rlday night. A nrozram of music and reading will be given by the pu pils.: The proceeds will go toward equipping a playground. F. N. Woodry will auction off the baskets. Loganberry Tips and Raspberry rianis . . , Pheasant Northwest Products Co. wants to buy 100,000 Loganberry tips and Cuthbert Raspberry plants. Immediate delivery. Phone 204. i Legal Blanks Get them at the Statesman Job of fice. Catalog on application. ' . " Get Two Cars of Stock- Two carloads of stock, one of sheep and the other of beef cattle, was received yesterday by Cannon and Vandevort. 1he stock came irom iiamsourg. Wide Widths Sanfast Drapery, $2.75 vaiue 91 ior an snort lengtbs. Ilamilton's. t Card of Thanks . V. W . . .a we wisn, to tnanic our many friends for their, many acts of kind ness, sympathy and floral offerings during the Illness and death of our husband and brother. , Mrs. Grace Thompson, -Ralph Thompson and families. Ford Car Stolen The Ford car belonging to D. D. Socolofsky, 985 North Summer street was stolen Tuesday night and was found in Portland. , The car was standing in front of the residence. It is a five-passenger machine and bears license number -60302. Sun fast Draperietf this Week . At special prices for short end and close out colors. Hamilton's. Girl Wanted At the Spa. W. O. W. Attention .Ladies night. Open meeting next Friday night. April 18. Come and bring your friends. "Entertainment. Brodie in To E. E. Brodie, publisher of the Ore gon City Enterprise and who is prominently mentioned as a possible appointee of Governor Olcott as sec retary of state In the event that the i sWm A-w-mM . VSl tt CfUrt hold Mr- Olcott has authority to appoint his successor In that off ce Is in the city for a brief I : 8 ue?n Klne about the state with the trophy train and be- thre.i V no difficulty in putting Oregon over for its full quo- vi mr lrn-iory loan. Sunfaht llraperie at Special Price This week. $2.75 values at $1 ner yard.Hamllton's. Library Orders Out - County School Superintendent W. M. Smith yesterday sent out the li brary order blanks to the schools of the county. Blanks areto be filled out with the books desired by the various teachers of the schools. IIolHum Hot -Cross Runs Will be on sale tomorrow only. Have you ordered yours? Attends Irrigation ngres E. Hoffr waa In PArtL.j day attending the state Irrigation and drainage conference. Plans were made for a state wide program of reclamation including the arid and wet sections. Sunfast Draperie at Special Price This week. $2.75 values at $1 per yard. Hamilton's. Rev. Arthur J. Sullens Superintendent of Cnnrrepatinnnl missions in Oregon will be the speak er tonight at the Passion Week ser vices at the Central Conereeational church. South Nineteenth and Ferry streets. Take New Residence C. X. Laughrige and family who have been living at the Argo hotel for several weeks have moved to 1295 Marion treet. Mr. Laughrige recently came to Salem from Con don to take a position in the secre tary of state's orice. He formerly was Gilliam County clerk. To Addre Realty Men State Insurance Commissioner Har vey Wells will go to Portland Friday to address a noon meeting of the Portland realty men relative to the new rear, estate law. Under the en actment administration of the law Is in the hands of the insurance com missioner. Holy Week Celebrated Holy Week was ushered in at the Catholic church with the blessing and distribution of palms in memory of Christ's triumphal entry into Jeru salem for the last time before bis crucifixion. On the first days of the week the pasison of our Lord is read according to different gospels. On Thursday the ceremonies and mass are significant of the institution of the Blessed Eucharist, or the Lord's Supper. , All bells stop ringing and all pomp ceases indicating the death of Jesus. This is all resumed again on Holy Saturday at the tinging of the Gloria at mass, and the Lenten season is over. Next Sunday morn ing there will be two masses, one at 7:30 and a high mass at 10:30. Spe cial music has been prepared and the public is cordially invited. There will be Adoration all day . Thursday in the church, and on Friday after noon at 3 o'clock, the hour of our Lord's death, there will be the Sta tions of the Cross recited in the church and at 7:30 Friday evening there will be a sermon and the ven eration of the cross. LET THE CHILDREN GROW Coughs, colds, "snuffles," that haag. on tend to weaken the system and a suffering, neglected child Bpends so much strength combating a cold that the little one cannot grow as fast and sound in body as whea free from- affliction. Foley's Honey- and Tar is splendid for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough. J. C. Perry. WARM-SPRINGS WORKERS QUIT Walk Oat With Cooperation of Disgruntled Farmers, Then Go Back A To workmen who objected to a nine-hour day and to . farmers who were opposed to a further bond is sue of $600,000 is attributed a strike that took place recently on the Warm Springs Irrigation project at Vale. An investigation by A: A. Her m sen, one of the district deputy labor commissioners who has report ed to State Labor Commissioner Gram, failed to find any other cause for the strike among the laborers. The walkout occurred on the morn ing of March 26, the day the bonds were voted, and the deputy is of the opinion that the strikers had the co operation of the dissatisfied farmers. The workers are not believed to be organized, but have some I. W. W. among them. While the strike was on the fed eral employment bureau in Portland refused to send men to the district and the labor commissioner notified other emplayment-bureaus not to send men unless they were informed of the strike. " The men employed on the project pay $1 a day for board. Living con ditions are reported good, but the men have insisted on an eight-hour day at 50 cents an hour and half time while going to and from work. As far as known here they have re turned to work without any of their demands being granted. The Shat-tuch-Edinger company of California Is doing the work on a 10 per cent basis. The company is said to have offered to do the work on contract, but the farmers insisted that it be done by the day and the company as serts that the work cannot be com pleted in required time unless the work day is nine hours. STATKS3IA 3 i THTBSDAY. APRIL IT. 1010 Pale, weak, nervous peo ple, or those suffering from weakness incident lo trar excitement or the drea.lfnl epi demics, need the prompt, pro--nouneed. permanent fleets of Iron, manganese, nux'and pep in as combined In Peptlron. The run-down and debilitated find they pick up quickly when they take Peptlron. Get it today and begin taking It at once. f Fitzgerald to Represent State at Washington, D. C. By appointment at r.nr COtt. W. H. Fifzrral,l A- ..... - t iryuij aiaitr labor commisioner, will represent "-K"n ai a convention of labor of ficials which Is cheduled to be held in Washington. D. C. April 23. 24 auu - . 1 OA national cnin!n..l service and its coonerati.n mk states and municipalities will be mainly the theme of discussion. Governor Olcott wa nnttrtA r w V toe COmerrir In a tol a am t uui Secretary of Labor W. H. Wilson, and me governor requested State Labor Commissioner C ' H. C. ram tn atton1 Mr. Gram, however, found it impossi ble io leave nis orrice at this time and upon Mr. Gram's recommenda tion the governor named Mr. Fitz gerald. BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE Take Salts at Firt Klitn of RUdder Irritation or Hack ache. The American men and wnmn must guard constantly against kid ney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food Is rich. Our blood Is rilled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filt weaken from overwork, become slug gish: the elimlnative tisn in. the result is kidney trouble, bladder neasness ana a general decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps ui ieaa; your Dack hurts or the urine iS ClOUdy. fall Of Sediment nr vnn are obliged to seek relief two or three urnes aunng tne night; If you suffer with sick headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or you have rheumatism when the weather is bad. get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table spoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fam ous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithla, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys;' to neutralize the acids In the urine so it no longer is a source of Irritation, thus ending blad der disorders. . i Jad Salts is Inexpensive; cannot Injure, makes a delightful efferves cent lithia-water beverage, and be longs In every home, because no body can make a mistake by having a good kidney flushing any time. Teel Irrigation District Turned Down by Commission The state irrigation securities commision has refused to certify a bond issue of $1,100,000 asked for .7 .1 leel irrigation diftrict of cmauna county under which the dis trict orooosed tn mh. , - - - 'W water i 1 1 111 Camas. Cable. Owens and HIdaway iriDuianea of the John Day river, to Butter creek for dis tribution over the district. State Engineer dinner r.nA.t,i the valuation of the property of the district as only $930,000. which by reason of an outstanding bond issue of $100,000. a discount of 10 per wnicn tne bonds would sell ana also the contractor's profit woma oe reduced to an amount ""ui 2uu,vvu less man what would be reoiured to ronstmrt th nMit The commission did not consider It feasible to certify the Issuance of bonds for an amount less than cost or construction since exhaustion of the amount realized on the bonds would leave the project unfinished. The commission, however, prom ised the representatives or the dis trict that if thej could assure the building of part or the distribution system the commission would certi fy to the available amount. You Can Cure That Backache Pain alone th back, diiiinttt. fcradacho nd crnrral lanrnor. Oet parkaire of Mother Grajr'a AROMATIC LEAr. th pW. ant Medicinal Tm. I'm It . : -. . cold. When you feel all ma down, tired, weak and without energy thia remark ablo combination of natore'a herb and rooft. Aa a ton u 1, r. t i v. it k . . i i .i Gtajr't AramaUe-Laaf ia aold by drnniita or lor nn. "ample enl FREE. AddrL y.ik., :--- , . u Y - .-j vv, -w nvf Hawley Makes Plea for Support of Victory Loan EUGEXE nr "fa A tUU gressman W. C. Hawley. of the tirst district Of Orornn In J. l. - o u uuicu ue- rore the students or the University of Oregon today, made a strong plea for hearty support or the Vietory loan. '"w io me oiner rour loans as corners and tn t- ete.v . .v. keystone or the arch, in the matter or paying for the war. "We must pay our bills," he said, -if we are an honest nation and no dne has uctru live Dllliona mnra uvw IU I1 A ever dared nnoatinn v Off ina ...i-.. . 7 . . J riuicaies outstand Ing. This money has already been spent," ; rsf. The greater part of Congressman UaWlev'S adrfraai m-. A . -j . - uci viru iu Criticism Of that rnv,int. - .ubu.s vi iur league of nations, which he declared are danrernm tn Vi - 1UUIIH) oocc- rine and which threatens to open the way for Japanese immigration to this country. . MORTGAGE ON NATION BURNED Appeal Made to All to Buy Bonds in Celebration of Victory A great victory is about to be cel ebrated; the mortgage burned and the receipts filed away in the arch ives of the nation so that future gen erations can see how we did it. The question is will everyone do his or her duty? The writer knows that It Can De H?mT". man' WOIDo "nd child in Salem and Marion county knows that "It Can Be Done." List en! I will draw you a picture and when your mind's eye has fully en compassed its beauty remember that the workers in the victory loan are going to endeavor to paint that pic ture and make it a "Masterpiece" to hang before the people of the state for all time to come. Here is the picture As I look through the telescope of my mind's eye I see a beautiful city. 2 see the capitol dome; the state buildings; the manufacturing dis trict; and the busy business center; I see the Willamette river along one side and surrounding this city I see a wonderfully productive agricultural and horticultural area. Civic pride is shown In every sec tion of the city in the well-kept lawns and parking strips; the lovely homes and the spirit of the people who love this city and county al most beyond human conception. When the great world war came to this country, Salem and Marlon county boys and men left their all and went to answer the call of their country. They placed themselres under the command of the president and stood loyal and gave their best until the armistice was signed and demobilization ordered. Tbey are still upholding the hands or the pres ident and the administration and are back of this victory loan to the very last man. The residents or this city and country have supported and put over every liberty loan In the past. They have helped most liberally with the Red Cross and other kindred relief work. Their decord Is well worthy ot the most liberal praise. But, let us finish the picture. Every person knows that the vic tory loan must be taken up. The residents of Salem know that this city and county must take up the quota assigned. "It Can Be." Let every captain and every work er on every team for this victory loan,' as he or she prepares to retire next Sunday night, make a solemn vow that he or she will be on time Monday morning April 21. and let everyone start at a certain hour and put in every minute until the zero hour with the determination in the mind of each to finish the job in one day. . ."It Can Be," and here I. the way to do it. Every person in Sa lem and Marlon county must be ready to sign up when called upon and for every dollar you can man age. Think what this would mean. "If" every person will subscribe, just the amount they can handle, and do this on Monday Salem and the county will go over the top In one day the work will be done and the workers can be released to go about their separate lines of work. Isn't it a beautiful thoueht? WnuM not you like to see this victory loan subscribed in one day? Cant you appreciate the savins in time and worry? Wouldn't it be a gand and glorious day for Salem and Marion county? It Can Be. A WELCOME XK SICKNESS Indigestion, clogged stomach and bowels. Is more than an invitation to illness; it gives a cordial welcome. Undigested food ferments and sends poisons throughout the system. Fo ley Cathartic Tablets are wholesome, quick in action, no bad after-effect. Cleanse bowels, sweeten stomach, tone up liver. J. C. Perry. I Deals in Real Estate I 4 John C. Will et ux to L. . Murdock part of lot 2 and 3. block 4. Capital Park addition to Salem; $2200; w. d. Peter A. LeBrun et ux to G. D. Ebner. lot 4 and 9, block 3. Mount Ansel; w. d. Maria Watler to H. S. RadcUff. lot 26 and 27, Ireton Fruit farms: w. d. John M. Bigler et ux to Mary E." Shaln. part of block 4. O. H. Jones addition to Salem; $1200; w. d. More good Intentions would be carried out if they didn't live for ever. Tm mike movies now Playing in Portland Heillg Theatre now at $2.00 a seat. See the pictures here starting Sunday at usual movie prices. YE LIBERTY Shipley's Easter Toggery for WOMEN MISSES AND CHILDREN . COATS SUITS DOLMANS "CAPES SKIRTS . DRESSES OLOVES RIDRONS HOSIERY NECiaYEAR SUk Petticoats Lingerie Underwear. "EVEEY ITEM FOR WEAR OR USE." Look over. our line of Easter Gift, Parisian Ivory, Novelty Jewelry Ilox Stationery. Fancy Combs, Leather Hand Hags Embroidered Lineiw, Handkerchiefs, Umbrella, Toilet Articles BUY VICTORY BONDS -THINK IT OVER BUY SOME MORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE U. G. Shipley Co. -;u , ,,, HIGHER SALARY BILL COMING UP People of City to Vote, on Better Pay for Recorder and Police Chief As a city Issue on the special el ection ballot June 3 the question of increasing the salaries of the Salem city recorder and of the chief of po Try -r m df 5j imm. ..Do-your;sewmg'the.clectrical way-wlth a Western PORJABIiSEWING. MACHINE OS Call us up for a demonstration, Portland Railway Light & Power Company : C1 rnpiTT.ATt TRICES ; nr,,,,,,,,.,,.! lice will probably be before the peo ple for vote. Both these officials now receive $1200 a year, a sum gen erally conceded too small. Inasmuch as salaries are fixed by the city char ter a vote of the people Is necessary to change them. It Is understood that a member of the city council is now working on a bill which will propose the Increases. Because of the brevity of time be fore the election, the question of a commission form of gorernment Is uot likely to come up. Read the CUuified Adx. eetARest 1READLE PUSHING Electric A sewing machine that'y no larger than a typewriter'" that can actually be carried in cne hand from room to room and put away on a closet shelf. ' A full sized, high grade sewing machine; with put a treadle but with .that does all the work. Acot control gives any riesiredfspeed. It costs little to bur the price it only $39.50 and little to operate. a7"S3